The Things They Don't Tell Us!

Questions
  1. What comes to mind when you think about "the things they don't tell us"?
  2. Could you describe a time when you thought there were components of a scenario that weren't revealed or that weren't hidden?
  3. What information is revealed and what is kept secret, in your opinion, is influenced by the media?
  4. Why, in your opinion, might some information be purposefully withheld from the public?
  5. Could you talk about how people's perceptions of events and issues are affected by misinformation?
  6. What part does skepticism play in challenging what is generally accepted as opposed to what might be concealed?
  7. What is your opinion on the notion that information is frequently withheld or selectively revealed?
  8. Could you give an example of a historical occurrence where previously undisclosed knowledge was later discovered?
  9. How can organizations or governments manipulate the story by omitting facts?
  10. What connection exists between "the things they don't tell us" and transparency?
  11. Could you talk about how whistleblowers help to expose secret information?
  12. How do conspiracy theories help to bridge the gaps created by information that is kept secret?
  13. How can people get about in a world when some information is purposefully hidden?
  14. Could you elaborate on your views regarding the public's right to know what information authorities are required to disclose?
  15. Are there any particular instances of knowledge being withheld for particular reasons in your culture?
  16. What effect does the idea of hidden information have on your faith in authorities and institutions?
  17. Can you think of a recent incident when you think there might be more to the tale than meets the eye?
  18. How does a lack of transparency affect people's capacity for making reasoned decisions?
  19. How can people check the accuracy of information and tell what is hidden from what is revealed?
  20. Could you elaborate on how investigative journalism helps reveal information that is hidden?
  21. In what ways does the idea of "the things they don't tell us" relate to privacy concerns?
  22. What are the ways that social media can reveal information concealing or help it happen?
  23. Could you give an example of a time in your life when you discovered knowledge that was withheld?
  24. What effects does the idea of concealed knowledge have on democratic procedures and decision-making?
  25. What part does censorship play in limiting the public's access to information?
  26. Could you talk about how the advent of technology has affected information accessibility?
  27. What is your opinion on the possibility that some data could be suppressed for national security purposes?
  28. How, in your view, does the right to know connect to the idea of hidden information?
  29. What is a novel, film, or artwork that addresses the idea of secret knowledge?
  30. In what ways does the idea of "the things they don't tell us" relate to public health concerns?
  31. How can people develop the critical thinking abilities necessary to uncover and evaluate concealed information?
  32. Could you talk about how education helps to foster openness and transparency in society?
  33. What effect does the idea of hidden knowledge have on interpersonal and professional relationships?
  34. How do you think democratic and authoritarian institutions approach the idea of hidden knowledge differently?
  35. Could you discuss the moral implications of revealing versus withholding information?
  36. How can people promote greater openness and transparency in their communities?
  37. What connections exist between the idea of hidden knowledge and social justice concerns?
  38. Could you talk about how past cover-ups have affected society's attitudes and ideas today?
  39. What part do secret information and leaked papers have in revealing the truth?
  40. How can people strike a compromise between their need for transparency and the necessity of national security?
  41. What role, in your opinion, does the media have in revealing secret information?
  42. What effects does the idea of secret knowledge have on diplomacy and international relations?
  43. Can you think of an activist or whistleblower whose work exposed concealed information you find inspiring?
  44. What connection exists between the idea of concealed knowledge and the concept of checks and balances in a society?
  45. Could you comment on how you think tech companies should regulate access to information?
  46. What are your thoughts on the idea of "fake news" and how it affects the way information is shared?
  47. How, in your opinion, can people defend themselves against false information and covert intentions?
  48. Could you talk about how corporate interests affect public information disclosure?
  49. What steps may be made to guarantee that data essential to public safety is not concealed?
  50. Exist customs or ceremonies in your culture that involve disclosing secret information?

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